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A big chunk of companies in India's GDP calculation don't exist: Report
The companies in question had been designated as “active” by the MCA. To be deemed active, …
108 economists and academics just asked the Indian government to stop interfering with economic data
In a joint statement released on March 14th, 108 economists and social scientists in India and ab…
Presidential advisory panel recommends to extend grace period for H1-B workers to 180 days
In his presentation, Bhutoria highlighted the significant challenges faced by H1-B workers laid …
PTI
Manufacturing sector's growth momentum to sustain for 6-9 months: FICCI
The FICCI Survey reveals that after experiencing a revival of the Indian economy in the FY 2021-22,…
ANI
Total employment in nine select sectors rises to 3.10 crore in July-September 2021, reveals Labour Ministry report
The rise shows improvement in economic activities after lifting of lockdown restrictions by st…
PTI
Virginia blocks a bill that would have stopped police from viewing period app data, raising fears it could be used to prosecute abortions
Gov. Glenn Youngkin opposed a bill shielding data stored on period-tracking apps from law enforceme…
Joshua Zitser
Industries cannot be forced to pay wages during lockdown: Chief of par panel on labour
"...in case of natural calamities like earthquake, flood, super cyclone, etc. which often result i…
PTI
Americans are getting raises, but most are worried it's not enough keep up with skyrocketing prices
Millennials are especially concerned. 72% worry they're not making enough to keep up with inflation…
Ben Winck,Madison Hoff
The labor shortage shows no sign of slowing down as job openings ticked up in December
The December JOLTS report showed openings rebounding to 10.9 million, and over 4 million Americans …
Ben Winck,Madison Hoff
India is considering four-day work weeks but with longer shifts
In India, employees work way beyond 48 hours a week – crossing the International Labour Orga…
Just 40% of people say their lives will be 'better off' in the next 5 years, a new global survey finds, with trust in business growing and trust in government falling
Amid mounting recession fears, the Edelman Trust Barometer found confidence in corporations. "Busin…
Reed Alexander
It's a good time to be a job seeker as UK starting salaries increase at a record rate
The starting salaries being offered by UK firms has risen sharply as firms struggle to recruit, acc…
Stephen Jones
The US jobs recovery will probably slow down soon. That's not a bad thing.
As more people get jobs, the fewer there are to hire. Plus, the Fed has begun pulling the levers me…
Ben Winck
745,000 deaths a year can be linked to long working weeks of 55 hours or more, a WHO study suggests
Working 55 hours or more a week was linked to a 35% increase in strokes and a 17% increase in deadl…
Anna Cooban
Around 96% people saw drop in their earnings during COVID-19 induced lockdown
Before the lockdown, nearly 70 per cent of the respondents had a monthly income ₹7,000, …
PTI
The unpaid teacher crisis no one is talking about: Women did more homeschooling than men in 2020
The pandemic reinforced America's sexism, as women spent more time on childcare and education-relat…
Madison Hoff
The Body Shop's ad with brand ambassador Shraddha Kapoor aims to put a stop to period shame and encourage people to just say 'period'
It has been normal for society to shame periods. But periods are #BloodyNatural, reminds The Body S…
Rising inflation forces Halloween candy prices to climb more than 13%, with the highest price increases impacting Skittles and Starbursts
As Americans prepare for Halloween festivities, candy prices have shot up amid soaring inflation, g…
Kate Duffy
Gen Z was hit hardest by the pandemic
More than other generations, Gen Z is stressing about the pandemic's effects on their professional …
Hillary Hoffower
Low-wage workers and mothers of color lost more in the pandemic economy, Fed Chair Powell says
In remarks on Monday, Jerome Powell said Black and Hispanic workers were more likely to be laid off…